IP Licensing · glossary
A promise not to attack the licensed marks. Under clause 10.5 the Sheffield company may not challenge the marks or Kelderwick IP's ownership of them during the Term, or help anyone else to. It can raise competition-law questions, so it goes to the same specialist check as the Territory. Licence 10.5 · Chapter 9 · see Competition law
Explained in Chapter 9, Money, Warranties and Liability, of IP Licensing.
Under clause 10.5, a no-challenge clause, the Sheffield company may not challenge the marks' validity or Kelderwick IP's ownership of them during the Term. Nor may it help anyone else to. A no-challenge promise can raise competition-law questions, so send it to Kofi Mensah with the territory limits (Chapter 8).Read Chapter 9, Money, Warranties and Liability →
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